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Hi..I am the reporter/photographer at a paper in Cloquet, Mn. I enjoy writing a variety of stories but hockey is my favorite sport to photograph.
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Agate Days helps local economy

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By Jamie Lund Verified
| Moose Lake Star-Gazette Verified
Agate Days is back with a funfilled full weekend of activities, including a new kids stampede at 11 a.m. on Sunday, July 19 outside of the hockey arena. The event is only for for kids ages 8 and younger. The fun begins at 9 a.m. Saturday, June 18 with the Gem and Mineral Show at the hockey arena and Art in the Park at the city park. While Art in the park is only held Saturday, rock hounds can take their time browsing the variety of gems, agates and interesting fossils on both days.
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Data center moratorium moves to next county board meeting

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By Jamie Lund Verified
| Moose Lake Star-Gazette Verified
A grassroots group of county residents known as the Carlton County Land Stewards feel strongly about protecting the county from data centers and is working to educate the county commissioners as well as the public about their concerns.
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Moose Lake celebrates July Fourth through the decades

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By Jamie Lund Verified
| Moose Lake Star-Gazette Verified
As a nod to the 250th anniversary of our country, the Star Gazette staff went through our archives to see the changes over the decades. 1919 While a few local communities may have taken the 1919 July Fourth off, Moose Lake did not. They planned a big celebration which included the building of a huge, new pavilion, a big merry-go-round and the Sixth Minnesota Army Band in addition to the traditional parade, sports and games.
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